Tall and weight

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anonymous

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Hi there! Can anybody tell me how much tall and what weight you are, but in standard(sp?) measure,because i don't understand your size (sorry!) I have a 5y.o. daughter and she had 1,14 metres and 18 kg. Thank you all, carmenada
 
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anonymous

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Hi There,
My 23 month old son is 13kg and 95cm tall.
He is taller than his 3 year old cousin!
Rebekah
mother to Matt 23mths w/CF
 
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Emily65Roses

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I'm 130 lbs which is roughly ... 59 kg. And... 5'2" which is... 1.57 meters. Mind you I took those converted calculations from Google.com, so they could be flawed.
 
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anonymous

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Hi, my daughter is 5yrs as well and she 111mts and 24kgs which works out to bout 56lbs. She is well off the charts and has surpassed her goal weight.
 
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kybert

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182 cm tall, 66 kg. i am going to crush you all! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">
 
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anonymous

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Thank you all for your answers and understanding, help me to see how you are there (in fact this site do that).Here, in Romania, several c.f.ers wich i know are so thin! Maybe because we dont find here so many foodstuf to help us in our fight with weight(like skandishake or something like that).Thank you again, carmenada P.S -My english is sssssoooooo bad!
 
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anonymous

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Hi in Romania, I just wanted to say, in the summer time vegetables are very popular I here for you, but adding such things like cottage cheese and melted butter can add lots of calories. You also have a dish called mameliga I believe, which is also served with lots of butter and cottage cheese, pile it on!!!!!!! Here in Canada, we love poutine...french fries with gravy and melted cheese. Very high in calories and hhhmmm good! You should try it. Their are other ways as well to increase cals, and by the way salted herring is so good for her if you can get her to eat it. It is very high in salt. But Yuk!!! Anyway, my five yr old is 56lbs, with short legs, a big butt and is very very heavy, solid as a rock and healthy. YOur daughter doesn't sound small or under weight by no meens. You are doing something RIGHT, so don't be worried K! take care
 
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anonymous

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Hey in Quebec, it might be a "QUEBEC THING", however, here in Canada we very much enjoy poutine. I didn't realize it was so exclusive to "VOUS" in Quebec, hope you don't mind us sharing the unique taste of the "who cares where it came from we love it anyway" delicious french fries, gravy and melted cheese. A suggestion for my friends accross the world. And by the way, it is spelt "CANADIAN". All in fun my friend!! ...All in fun.
 
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